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Acura Integra suspension/drivetrain

Tiny
VENOM84
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  • 2000 ACURA INTEGRA
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I recently installed another transmission and changed upper and lower ball joints and outer tie-rods in my 2000 acura integra. As I reverse and turn the wheel it feels as though the passenger side wheel shifts out of place, with a slight clunking noise. And as I proceed to move forward and bring the wheels straight it feels as tho the wheel has an extreme amount of positive camber. I have put it on the lift an noticed the upper ball joint A-arm assembly pivot joint bolts were loose, I tightened those an I still have the same problem but I dont see anything. I also have a tie-rod boot that isnt covering all its supposed to cover if that has anything to do with it?
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Thursday, January 27th, 2011 AT 5:36 AM

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Tiny
KHLOW2008
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Excessive camber indicates the upper arm is bad. The bushes could be worn which you interpreted as loose.

Tie-rod boot would not affect the camber but if the tie-rod is bad, it can result in weird turning feelings.
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